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Curling

Curling

Min number of participants 2
Age 8+ yrs.
Safety support by adult Not required
Min duration 2 h
Cost Medium
Environment Indoor

Teams slide heavy granite stones down a sheet of ice toward a painted target, sweeping furiously to steer them — a precision sport combining strategy, teamwork, and just enough muscle.

The Essentials

  • Learn to deliver the stone with a smooth, controlled push rather than a hard shove, since accuracy matters more than power
  • Sweep vigorously and only when directed by the skip, since sweeping melts the ice slightly and extends the stone's path
  • Keep your sliding foot pointed straight toward the target, since a twisted stance sends the stone off line
  • Wear clean-soled shoes or grippers, since curling ice requires very different footwear than regular street shoes
  • Communicate constantly with your team during a shot, since curling relies heavily on calling line and weight in real time

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